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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-09-17

II afflicted with sore eyes use Do. Thomp
sons Eyewater Druggists sell nt:s5c. per bottle
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-09-17

II is a cruel thing to send boy out ints
the world ultaught that alcohol in any form
IS TIRE and viii certainly bum him If be puts
it into his stomach Ii Is a cruel thing to
educate q boy IN such . way that he has no
adequate idea Of the dangers that beset his
path 1t Is q man thing to send a boy out
To take place In society without understand
ing the relation Of Temperance to his own
safety and prosperity and that Of society
The National wealth goes into the ground
II we could only manage TO bury It without
having II pass thitherWard IN the form of q
poisonous liquid through the infiamed bodies
Of our neight0rs and friends. happy should
we be- But this great abominable curse
dominates the world The more thoroughly
we can instruct the young concerning this
dominating evil, the better il VIII be for
them and for the wOrh-J G. Holland
A temperance fets under the auspices Of
the Good TempIars took place at the Crystal
Palace, London. recently Forty thousand
persons were present chiefly from the PROV
mos The Belfast Division Of the Irish Tenn
perance League sent over sixty singers to
take part in the great choir that contained
representatives from 40 provincial towns
Sir Wilfred Lawson addressed the midday
session and in the evening Mr. Joseph Malins
presided at q nesting where many prominent
members Of different Temperance societies ap-
peared ChoirS Of 500 atssainers accom-
panied the orchestra during the day.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-09-17
Nervous People

who take Hoods sarsapariila earnestly declares ~
gives US complete and permanent control o. our
nerves." BY regulating the digestion y also over
comes dyspepsia and disagreeabie feelings N me
stomach cures headache and heartburn. ByiS action
on the blood impurities are expelled ana tne "no'
body Is benefited.
81 never can thank Hoods sarsaparilia for helping
me 40 much, When began taking It l was confined
to the bed nearly all the time Now am up the pest
part Of the day. have better appetite than ior nve
years, and ON not nearly so nervous as nave peen'
Mrs. ANN A. HAnER, Nicetown, Philadelphia
Hoods SarSaparlIIa
Sold by all druggists 81; six for g. Prepared only
by G. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
t0n n0eoG One Dollar
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-09-17

An fniernati0nal cnnferenoe nor thedeveI-
opmeut and encouragement q practical
Tabernscle. IN Neg York city. beginning
September q, and 70 coutinus eight days
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-09-17

ne ". C. I. O. q New Mexico wiz soon
undertake the translation q Julia COlmanis
Temperance Catechism into Spanish. The
Unio1 vii take charge Of \ booth az the
Territorial Far. wbers II u hoped a large
proportion q the funds necessary for trans
lafion and printing viii hersisrd The santa
Fs Union contributes 10 the entarprise eG5
SECURED By serving lunch July 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09

The following from the Oregon City En-.
feyfyise Is Clear statement of at least part
Of the career Of III. Hogan, who has attract.
ed 50 much attention lately as .'the SIS
wheat swindler -
II appears that one Hogan Is at the head
Of the concern. He came from Michigan
and Is said 10 be the same party that ran the
Bohemian oats swindle In the Western
States few years ago. lie first tried 10 In
tercst g. ID. Latourette In his scheme, but
falling, succeeded In securing the co-opera.
ton Of A. s. Batya Portland party Ex.
Gov. Woods was selected as President at q
salary Of $50 per month, having been told
that the position was merely an honorary
one.
Hogan was arrested In San Francisco.
Baty Is evidently in Victoria yet, as he
wrote his wife TO dispose OF all their things
here and meet him there. The household
goods were sold Saturday evening and she
left the first of the week.
WIN. Barlow, Of Barlow Station was
made their shipping agent From him they
are said TO have purchased So bushels, from
Mr., Smith of Moialla q considerable guam
tity at 81, and from another party quite .
| supply enough In all to enable them to
clear up about $I6,ooo.
Upon the arrest In Albany Gov. Woods
seems to have lost no time In sending Ia his
resignation, rightly judging that he wa'
among slippery crowd.
Hogan Is the same fellow who a few
years since visited these parts selling bills o
goods to farrners. Goods worth Sis he
would get SIso for taking In payment thu
farmers note. All together his carre
seems to have been not without an occas
ional ripple of excitement. Give the grang
ers of Lane county but an opportunity t
pronounce verdict on his case, and they vii
not remain out long. II is to be hoped tha
they may have a chance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
Southern Oregon.

From Mr.. L. Martin, of Ashland, who
returned to his home Saturday evening from
visit to Albany, DEMOCRAT man learn
ed many interesting facts In reference to
the fruit business there and the prospects of
the country generally. Daring the past
season prices of real estate have been on a
boom, land around Ashland increasing In
value two hundred per cent up. AS an ex-
ample, several months ago Mr.. Martin sold
ten acres of his forty acre tract for what he
paid for the forty acres, and now the ten
acres could be sold for twice what Mr.. NJ.
received for them. His thirty acres could
only be bought for at least small fortune.
The value OF fruit land may be seen In the
fact that Il pays interest on over $1,000 an
acre, during the past year about $500 TO
$r5oo an acre being the gross receipts
around Ashland. The superior quality of
Southern Oregon fruit Is an item that means
much. dealers through the N. w. willingly
paying az cents a crate more than Califor-
mia prices, and the demand was several
times the supply. Mr.. Martin shipped all
the way 10 Montana and had orders from
even as Ear as Salt Lake City, which he was
unable TO fill. We are glad to observe that
he Is taking the lead In the business. The
industry ne has embarked in promises to
be one of immense magnitude. The DEMO
cRAT rejoices to see the prospects Of pros
perity in the neighboring sections of the
State
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
PERSONAL ANpEocrAL.

DIR Alexander. OF Coburg. has besn 10 the
city this week.
Mrs DR. Capp. who has beon residing at
Union City, was Ia the city,
The w. Q. T. y. social and supper has
again been postponed.
Mr. Jas Garrett and Mr. Flnnegan, ,of Peoria,
wore Ia the city Tuesday.
JEFF Cline spent Sunday and Monday In
the city. Came up TO vote.
Miss Leuore Kay, daughter Of Thos Kay,
oi Brownsville, has been In the city the guest
Of County Clerk GalbrAith.
VIII Simpson aud wife arrived Ia Albany
the tirat OF the week from Helix, and We un.
derstand will locate here.
Mr. Brink. the o. r. contractor, came Ia
from Mshama last Saturday. Only rock work
IL being done now. Too wet for anything
else.
Miss k Al Howard. who was admitted 10
practice law by the SaprsIao Court in 0cto-
Der, asalsted In the prosecution OF criminal
In Yamhill county last weak aud created .
tine impression by her opening speech -
Salem Ri6egte,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09

LEBANoN.--What about the sDitch."-
] + Whiting and family have moved to Al
bany to make 1t their permanent home
Rev. Prichard preached here Sabbath, ex-
changing pulpits with Rev. Gibney.--Mr.
@ B Montague was in Vancouver last week
on important business.
TALLMAN.-Smith & Hammack's store
at this place was robbed on Wednesday
night Of last week, several articles Of mer-
chandise being stolen and as well supply
of postage stamps from the Postofice.
BRowNsvILLE.-Some dramatic enter
tainmcnts are promised this winter by the
newly organized Fortnight Society
Christmas trade promises to be big.-Farm-
ers around here have been setting out a
large number of trees from the Tangent
nursery.--Mr. Hugh Fields and family have
gone 10 California to spend the winter.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE.-N Shanks, Of this
precint, recently returned from trip tc
Dufur, where DIR. Vanderpool, the cancer
doctor, took out twelve cancers from his
face.
SWEET HoMR--A pension has beer
granted Louis Stringrant, of this precinct
scrc.--Mr. Geo. Sutherland has sold hil
hotel here to Mr.. George Morrow. .-Abou
one hundred pupils attend school here, and
Messrs. Carl and Wilson are giving satisiac.
tiOn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
Keepers Of TanEent seAosI.

Number enrolled for the month ending
Dec. and, 1887, So average daily at.en-
dance, 81.
Neither tardy nor absent. Bessie Settle.
miro, Lizzie, Annie and chas Bryan, Eta
and Louisa Newcomb, Ollie, Len and Geo
Simpson. Sylvia and Roy Brewer, Claude,
Harry and JIb Beard, Harry KnIghton,
Annie and Lizzie Smith, Leila Scott, jesse
jerks.
Not absent Minnie sibbeis, Ada knight.
on, Ernest Cochran, Alfred, Clara and
Wade Bleyins, Melvin simpson, Maud and
George Beard
Not tardy.--Edna and Mollle Luper,
Moilie, Ida, Sadie, Granville and Delmer
Smith, Forrest and Enoch jerks, volney
and Marion Simpson, Albert Settiemlre,
Lila Berwick, ,Llnxy Sharp. Minnie McGhee.
General average of all their studies foE
the quarter, 60 TO zoo per eent.--Llzxie
Bryan, Minnie MeGhee, Geo simpson,
Maud Beard, Ada Knlghton, Lizzie Smith
Jesse jerks, Claude Beard, Enoch jerks.
80 20 90 PR cent.-Bessie Settlemire, Mary
Simpson, Chas Bryan, Dcna BridgefarmeF,
TEade Blcvins, Granville Smith. Marion
ohHps1tit osutet 110ttle anu 4uA otA1skAtl
Dayid Bridgefarmer. Elmer Anderson,
Annie Bryan, Ollie Simpson, Delmer
Smith, Annie BFidgeiarmer, Leonard sImp.
son, Harry Beard. Lila Berwick, LInxy
Sharp. Annie Smith, Clara BIeyins, Ellen
and Lenna Anderson, Melvin Simpson,
Alfred BlevIns.
Excellent In Department. and
Chas Bryan, Minnie McGhee, Geo.. Marion
and Mary simpson, Ida, Granville and
Mollie Smith, Josie Moses. Bessie Settle.
mire. Wadc BlcvIns, Eta Neweomb, FL
mer Anderson. Maud and Georgia beard,
Annie Bryan, Jesse jerks, Ollie Simpson,
Lizzie Smith, Sylvia Brewer, Linxy Sharp,
Lila Berwick, Forrest Jenks. Sarah Bcm,
Lenna Anderson, Alfred BievIns, Enoch
jerks, Roy Anderson, Lizzie Lupcr and
Meiyin Simpson.
II. w. HRRRoN, teacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09

The Lance, Of Salem, wonders why Doctor
Harmon, che st. Petsrsbarg oculist, who was
IN Albary recently IL doing business n = lit.
tie CITY like salem II be IL snch & noted eye
Fnan, and advises It's readers not to allow q
stranger to ''monksy" with thsir eyes.
Miss Blake and Ella Howard, Of the Arm
OF u and 9 Howard havs formed partner
ship TO carry On drsss.making. They will
run firat.class shop In E and & Howard's
millinery store and will guarantees entire sat-
isiaction with their work. Give them call.
The Il X Com. has been 10 session Ia Sa-
lem this week. Among the complaints was
one against tho o X IN by O Coshaw for
overoharges 0n some seed from Ia CsFande 70
Portland, aud one BY b h Jenos, Of Toledo
against che o L for the loss OF $50 calf 10
October.
Last Monday Charlie Stsrnberg. the little
son OF N Sterburg, Of this city, fell frem
chair, striking on the floor Ia such q mannsr
~ to break ons OF hIs arms near the elbow.
DR. Maston was called and set The limb. This
i two broken arms In Mr.. SIS family within
Ab0at year.
y. l.. Kenton IL agent for al the leading
newspapers and magazines. Orders can b.
handed 10 him 1t any time for any paper or.
magazine and they will receive prompt at
tentlon. Subscribers are thus saved the
trouble. Fisk and expense " sending orders
direct 10 publishers.
Lewis 4 Hughes have employed first.
class workman. who has long made special.
ty OF ali kinda OF aewed work, heree arc bst.
ter prepared thau ever 10 suit those wanting
superior werk on short notice. Ladies' fine
shoes In any material and style.
A holiday item In the DEMocaAT last week
reading between the lines. '.any one can ass
Tor themselves that Christmas Il eomimo,"
caused many to wonder who IL was that was
advertising that way. This week . glance
at the item will explaiH matters.
Mr. Williams, lAts Of California, nov 81
residsnt Of this city, started on Monday last
for Prinsyille after span Of horses which had
been stolen by man Ia his employ and whe
bad sold them and hed to CaIifornia. II Is
said IL will cost Mr.. Williams over $50 30
get bis horses back again. The Oregon peni-
tsntisry is tho place for sneh employees.
Lebanon Express.
It's true economy 10 put money In the
savings bank, and IL IL trno economy to buy
hons on the ''installment plan, provided
they don's make pay twice its value. Bat
the best economy IL Ia saving your money by
having timely supply Of Frese's Hamburg
Tea on hand. II Il one Of the bsst family
medicines known, and saves large sans to
those using Il, ia the Shape Of doctors bilI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
Scratching on Monday.

The following is the way the voting was
done In Albany last Monday:
First Ward-Straight-30 republican, 10
democratic tickets. Ecratched-60 republi-
can, SO democratic. 80 republican, 20 dem.
ocrAtie tickets Al republican majority.
Second Ward -Skraight-33 republican, IS
democratic. ScrAtched--42 republican, ~
democratic. III democratic, so republican.
Democratic majority, 81.
Third Ward -Straight--50 republican, 81
democratic. Scratched-45 republican, 81
democratic. 05 republican, 62 democratic.
80 republican majority.
Tosal-265 republican, 22s democratic
republican majority, 81. Straight-liS 70.
publican, 80 democratic. Scr4tehed-l45
republican, l30 Democratic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
CURRENT EVENTS.

Heavy storm.
Webfoot for certain.
Three prisoners escaped from the Yamhill
county jail at Lafayette Friday night.
Sadl Carnot is the new President Of
France.
President Greyy has resigned as Presi.
dent Of France.
Gen Clinton Flax, II Is reported, has
been selected for the Presidency on the
Prohibition ticket.
The Salem sSfatsaman tavers $1,000 sa.
loon license for that city.
The round house and machine shops for
this division OF the o. * G. II Is reported,
will be located at Ashland.
AT the Salem city election Monday Ray.
mond LAHORE, Skinner and Hutton, all re-
publicans, were elected. The total vote
cast was $40.
NJ ] Irwin and wife, attendants at the In.
sane asylum have resigned, Gov Pennoyer
demanded their resignation or that of Sn.
perintendent Lane.
As prognostlcated by the DEMOCRAT a
branch road from the Oregon Pacific to
Salem will not be built. II was found that
|; would cost too much. Freight will be
carried as heretofore, from Albany on the
o. p's steamers and the traffic promises to
be large.
Dewey Ensign, the Seattle boy who IN
herited $4,000, was found last week In
Northern California and has gone with his
mother to Kansas TO claim the money or
estate.
The S. +. BailefiH has discoyered that
diphtheria "has no connection whatever
with filth" but Is caused by mllch cows.
We are pleased 10 see our conservative con.
struction and taking up positive policy.
"The cows must 60 !" will be an inspiring
war-cry, and San Francisco can look for.
ward with confidence to the day when II
can revel In a hygiensc paradise OF iilth and
condensed milk. k.--Examiaer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
The R. r. Celebration.

a meeting of the citizens of Albany was
held at the Cour. House TO make arrange.
ments for the celebration OF the completion
of the o. & G. and c. & o. railroads and
the reception of the grand excursion party
that win leave San Francisco Monday and
pass through Albany on next Wednesday.
I. j. Sites was elected Chairman and +.
+. Sox, Secretary. On motion the follow.
ing committee was appointed to make all
necessary arrangements for tie celebration;
j. X. weatherford, Mayor, @. +. Wolverton,
]. w. Cusick, ]. r. Whltney,E. J. Lannlng,
e. III. Stewart, s. 4. Young.
The committee met Friday afternoon and
sent the following telegram to Mr.. r.
Koehier, Of Portland, which explains the
situation ;
We, the undersigned committee appointed
by mass meeting Of the citizens of Albany,
beg leave to say that the citizens Of this city
arc desirous Of showing their appreciation
of the importance of the completion OF the
Oregon x California railroad, by taking such
part In the demonstration on this occasion
as are consistent with arrangements made
by yourself and those In charge OF the ex-
cursion. II there is anything Albany can
1 % 70 CoUlttuusG 70 Us ehNNesaf please S0IO'
mand Us, and the people Of this city will
gladly respond Ia an appropriate manner.
| ], X. WEATHERFoRD. Mayor
G. Z. WoLvRRToS,
i. w. CusIcK,
| T.. ]. LANSINo,
c. III. STEWART,
8. e. YoUNo,
]. X. WHITNEY, Committee.
/ The last spike viii be driven Tues
day afternoon, at Ashland, at , O'Clock
In the following manner "Wires running
north 70 Portland and south TO Sacramento
and San FranciFco Will be connected with a
hammer, 80 that when blows are made on
the spike. which latter will also be connect.
ed with the wires, In all towns along the
coast where the inhabitants may desire to
make connecting arrangements, the cleo
trio current can be transmitted 80 as 70
ring bells and fire guns announcing the
completion Of the great northern coast rail.
road. The driving viii consist Of three
blows on the spike, at intervals of ten sec.
onds, each blow closing the telegraphic cir.
cult. As each blow Is made and announced
At distant stations, the telegraph managers
will acknowledge the same. After the
third tap the wsrd "done" VIII be trans
mitted from Ashland, notifying aIl points
that the great work has at last been com.
pleted."
The excursion party will reach Albany
at about 5As O'Clock Wednesday evening
and will remain here about fifteen minutes
A second excursion party will pass through
the city Thursday evening at - o'clock re.
maining here fftaen minutes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09

Thursday evening of last week while
Harry Day was throwing down hay in the
barn at Mr.. John Hofman's home, in this
city, lantern hung on peg either explod-
ed or the bottom fell out, causing the hay to
be set on fire, the flames quickly spreading
through the barn, compelling Mr.. Day to
jump to the ground from the second story
door. A COW inside was taken out. About
five tons Of hay were burned. All the fire
companies were promptly on hand. No.
as getting water first by about five seconds.
The flames were extinguished, the charred
remains Of the structure being left standing.
There was no insurance either on the barn
or contents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
Administrators Sale.

- ~ ~SS1 - A@SsA0e
n The County COsrs ofths State Of 0rsgesJor
Linn County.
In the matter Of the estate OF Gee, w.
Mcbride, deceased.
MTOTTCE is hereby given that bv an or
~ der Of the County Ceurt or Linn
county, Oregon, duly made and entered
OF record on December 9th, 1887, the nm
dersigned as Administrator OF said estate
will on
saturday, the sta day OF January, lsss
at the hour Of one O'Clock, in the afternoon
of said day, ct the Court House door, in
Albany. Oregons sell ~ public auction to
the highest bidder, all the right, title, in.
terest and estate of geo. w. McBride. nt
the time Of his DEATH in aud to the follow-
lag described real property to-wit Be.
ginning at the southeast corner Of the do
nation land claim of James w. Bunch
and wife. Notification No. 257S in Tp. I3,
s of r west of the Willamette meridian,
In Linn county, Oregon, thence running
north % 5S chains thence west 17.58
chains thence south 28.5S chains thence
east l7.5S chains to the place of beginning,
ccBtaining Al 45-l0O acres. Also the fol
lowing described real property, to.wlt I:
The fractional west half OF the southwest
quarter ofSeo. IA. TIP, IS s of r west OF
the Willamette Meridian in Linn county,
Oregon, containing Is 15-1O0 acres and
8 40le0 acres in the west half OF the north
west quarter Of Sec. %, Township and
range aforesaid. Said 8 40-I0O acres com
menees at r.. Garrett's northeast corner
and runs south including timber on
Muddy Greek and Joining r. CARROTS
land on the east and last above described
tract Of land on the north, containing in
all so acres OF land.
Albany, Dec. 9Th, 1887,
IA. MoBRIDE,
| J.C. POWELL, Administrakars
Attorney for Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
ANY PERSON.

man, woman or child can do better In buy.
ing groceries, provision, crockery, glass
ware, lamps, of all kinds, candy and nuts,
tobacco and cigars, at our store, where they
CAN SEE FOR THEMSELVES
that we have as complete a stock as any
store in Albany, and IN view Of the fact
THAT CHRISTMAS Is COMING
we have holiday goods that win please
the old and young.
Conn Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
Holiday Sweetness.

Asplendid line of confectionery for the
holiday trade at Hoffman & Pfeiffsl's. Be-
sides the standard candies they have q large
stock Of fancy goods, Huch as candy apples.
oranges, animals, ecc. Get your confsction
ary Of home Institution, besides everything
is freshly made, constantly repIenished from
the firms candy factory, under the charge oI
an expert workman. Also fruits, in theil
season, nuts, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09

Last Monday evening at a meeting of
Linn Engine Co. No. 2, ]. N. Hoffman was
nominated Chief Engineer, and Henry Sue
sens, of No. rs Assistant Chief. No. rs
did not make any nominations. The II &
l. Co. meet tonight for the purpose of elect
ing officers and placing ticket in the field
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
HaIsey EIec tIon.

At the election in HalSey on Monday the
following we're elected for the ensning year :
Hon. 7. J. Black, President.
F.e. Fields, Recorder.
] X. Bone Marshal.
]. w. Geary, Treasurer.
II. D. Cooley, Frank Tdsby, w. J..
stewart, Geo, Cunningham, ,Hr., Con ucilmeu,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
The ''Ysquina City" stranded.

YAoUIEA, Dec. s.-The machinery of
the steamship ~Yaquina City" broke down
in crossing Yaquina bar at 3I5 this after
noon, and she drffted on the spit inside the
bar. She lies in an easy position, The
sea Is moderate, and II is expected that she
viii come off witfr to-monow's tide.
As We went to press il was reported that
the steamer remained on the south spit Of the
bar, and some think it cannot be gotten OF.
A nerth wind would break it up. The freight
WAS being conveyed to Yaquina for shipment
70 the Valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09
Here We Are Again.

Look at the list OF valuable present to be
given away to the customers of +. M. French
on Saturday, December 3rst, 1887
Ist, one ladies solid gold watch.
and, one diamond ring.
3rd, one large dinner castor.
4th, one set knives and forks.
One ticket given for each dollars worth
of goods purchased, and do not forget the
fact that you can get bargains at the "Cor-
ner Jewellery Store" Call and see the
prizes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-09

Last Monday tramp was arrested by
the night police and placed in the shed near
No. rs engine house, sometimes called
caliboose. During the night he tore the
rear end of the building down, either with
his fingers or by blowing against 1t, and
escaped. The bell tower would be as safe
a place 70 keep a prisoner.